Veronica Esposito

There are problems with the road trip documentary following the comedian and an old friend who is transitioning, but there’s honesty and messiness that people should see

What does it say about our society that we are so fascinated by an object that seems to retain a meaning that nobody on earth can access?

At the Legion of Honor, the intensity of Cassatt’s painting style still resonates with the modern viewer.

At the Whitney in New York, an expansive exhibition six years in the making looks back at the visionary artist and choreographer

For Halloween, critics pick their most nightmarish baddies, from Count Orlok in Nosferatu to Annie Wilkes in Misery

With more than 100 works, a new look into New York City’s Asian American art movements reveals a wide variety of styles, themes and viewpoints

Artist rose to prominence for his Ku Klux Klan painting and now his provocative, powerful work is on exhibition

REVIEW: The film’s existence raises intriguing questions about appropriate subjects for the playful machinations of French auteurs

Films like Emilia Pérez and Will & Harper make for vastly different yet similarly unprecedented awards contenders

The artist’s colorful paintings are anything but ordinary, conveying dignity, resilience and vulnerability.